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Garth

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Can someone please suggest a size wheel, width and offset for me to put on my r34 25gt that will fit flush, inside the guard and have a concave/deep dish feel to it,

I'll be extremely thankful :)

cheers guys

I am chosing between

Varrstoen 2.2.1

Rota grid

Rota P45R

Koya drift tek

if you have pictures that be wicked cool if you posted them

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SiNNO Experienced

SiNNO

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Depending on the width.

If you were to go 9.5 inch width, then a 25-35 offset should sit flush on the rear and 9 inch width with similar offset for the front.

I was running 18x9+32 on the front of my old R34 and it sat flush with the guard.

Only photo I can find of my old car with the 18x9+32's. Changed to a more aggressive setup later on :)

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ishyz34

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Awaiting shipment of 10.5 +30 and 9.5 +30 Varrstoen 2.2.1's for my 34GT

Word of warning, do not buy direct from Varrstoen Australia, absolutely abysmal service, been waiting 3 months for rims that should have came in 3 days.

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